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DesignationBo 86_299
IDtlh:Bo 86_299
Museum no.Bo 86/299
LanguageHittite
GenreCTH 106

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From Thesaurus Linguarum Hethaeorum digitalis (TLHdig) Beta 0.3 · CC BY 4.0

Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-H, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

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1UM-MA ta-ba-ar-na {M}tu-ut-ḫa-li-ia LUGAL GAL LUGAL KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI UR.SAGThus says Tabarna, Tutḫaliya, great king, king of Ḫattu, hero.
2DUMU {M}ḫa-at-tu-ši-li LUGAL GAL LUGAL KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI UR.SAGson of Hattušili, great king, king of the land of Ḫattu, hero.
3DUMU.DUMU-ŠU ŠA{M}mu-ur-ši-li LUGAL GAL LUGAL KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI UR.SAGson of Muršili, great king, king of the land of Ḫattu, warrior.
4DUMU.DUMU.DUMU-ŠU ŠA{M}šu-up-pí-lu-li-u-ma LUGAL GAL LUGAL KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI UR.SAGson of Šuppiluluma, great king, king of Ḫattu, warrior.
5ŠÀ.BAL.BAL ŠA{M}tu-ut-ḫa-li-ia LUGAL GAL LUGAL KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI UR.SAGIn the reign of Tutḫaliya, great king, king of Ḫattu, hero.
6A-BU-IA ku-wa-pí {M}ḫa-at-tu-ši-li-iš A-NA{M}úr-ḫi-te-eš-šu-up-ašof the father of Kuwapi, Ḫattušiliš, to Urḫitešap
7DUMU {M}mu-u-wa-at-ta-al-li me-na-aḫ-ḫa-an-da ku-ru-ri-aḫ-tason of Muwattali, in the midst of the mountains,
8na-an LUGAL-ez-na-an-ni ar-ḫa ti-it-ta-nu-utWhen the king comes back,
9A-NA{m.D}KAL-ma-kán wa-aš-túl Ú-UL ku-it-ki a-aš-taTo Šamaš-makan, he does not drink, and he
10LÚ{MEŠ} {URU}ḪA-AT-TI ku-it im-ma ku-it wa-aš-te-erThe men of Ḫattu ...
11{m.D}KAL-aš-ma-kán Ú-UL ku-wa-pí-ik-ki an-da e-eš-taŠamaš-kān, he is not a kupikku-priest, and he himself
12an-ni-iš-ša-an-pát-an {M}NIR.GÁL-iš LUGAL-uš A-NAA-BU-IA {M}ḫa-at-tu-ši-liHere, Nirgal-iš, the king, to Aḫattušili,
13šal-la-nu-um-ma-an-zi pí-ia-an ḫar-ta na-an an-ni-iš-ša-an-pát A-BU-IA šal-la-nu-uš-ke-etThey libate to the šallanumma-offering, and he libates to the son of the father.
14ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-ma A-BU-IA {M}úr-ḫi-te-eš-šu-up-an LUGAL-ez-na-ni ar-ḫa ti-it-ta-nu-utAfterwards, the king, Urḫiteš-supan, and the tittannu-priest
15{m.D}KAL-an-ma A-BU-IA da-a-aš na-an I-NA{URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša LUGAL-ez-na-ni ti-it-ta-nu-utŠamaš-danma, my father, gave to me, and in the city of the Storm-gods, the king gave me to drink.
16nu-uš-ši A-BU-IA ku-it iš-ḫi-ú-ul i-ia-at ZAG{MEŠ}-iš-ši ma-aḫ-ḫa-an da-išAnd the king, my lord, does not take it away, and he places it before the breasts.
17nu-uš-ši A-BU-IA TUP-PA{ḪI.A} RI-KI-IL-TI i-ia-at na-at {m.D}KAL-aš ḫar-ziAnd he, my father, holds the reed bundles, and he takes the Stag-god.
18ZAG{MEŠ}-ma-aš-ši ki-iš-ša-an ti-ia-an-te-eš IŠ-TUKUR {URU}pí-ta-aš-ša-at-taOn the right and on the left, from the enemy land of Pitašatta
19{ḪUR.SAG}ḫa-u-wa-a-aš 𒑱kán-ta-an-na {URU}za-ar-ni-ia-aš {URU}ša-na-an-tar-wa-aš ZAG-ašof Ḫuwa, 71 Kantana, Zarniya, Šanantarwa on the right,
20{URU}za-ar-ni-ia-a-aš-ma-kán 𒑱kán-ta-an-na I-NAKUR {M}ḫu-u-la-ia a-aš-ša-anIn Zarniyašma, 71 times, he goes to Ḫulaya.
21{URU}ša-na-an-tar-wa-aš-ma-kán I-NAKUR {URU}pí-ta-aš-ša a-aš-ša-an-zaIn Šantarwašma he goes to the land of Pitaša.
22IŠ-TUKUR {URU}pí-ta-aš-ša-ma-aš-ši an-na-az {URU}na-aḫ-ḫa-an-ta-aš ZAG-aš e-eš-taFrom the mountain of the city Pitaš-Šama, from Naḫhanda, on the right,
23nu-uš-ši A-BU-IA ZAG an-da ḫu-it-ti-at nu-kán A-NA[TU]P-PÍ RI-KIL-TIAnd he places the right side on the right, and he pours a libation into the hearth.
24ŠAA-BU-IA {D}KASKAL.KUR {URU}a-ri-im-ma-at-ta ZAG-aš i-ia-an-zaThe ... of the caravan of Arimmatta on the right ...
25ki-nu-na-aš-ši {D}UTU-ŠI an-na-al-li-in ZAG EGIR-pa te-eḫ-ḫu-unThe Sun-deity stretches out the right side behind it.
26nu-uš-ši IŠ-TUKUR {URU}pí-ta-aš-ša IŠ-TUZAG {URU}a-ri-im-ma-at-taThen from the Palace of Pitašsu, from the throne of Arimmati.
27{URU}na-aḫ-ḫa-an-ta-aš {URU}ḫa-ut-ta-aš-ša-aš-ša ZAG-aš {URU}na-aḫ-ḫa-an-ta-aš-ma-kánIn the city Naḫḫanta, in the city Ḫuttašaša, on the right side of the city Naḥhunga,
28{URU}ḫa-ut-ta-aš-ša-aš-ša I-NAKUR {ÍD}ḫu-u-la-ia a-aš-ša-an-te-ešHe goes to Ḫuttašuša, to the source of the Euphrates.
29IŠ-TU{ḪUR.SAG}ḫu-u-wa-at-nu-wa-an-ta-ma-aš-ši 𒑱ḫal-la-pu-wa-an-za ZAG-ašfrom Ḫuwatnuwantamašši, 71 ḫallapuwanza on the right
30ḫal-la-pu-wa-an-za-ma-kán I-NAKUR {ÍD}ḫu-u-la-ia a-aš-ša-anḪallapuwanzama, at the source of the Hulaya River,
31{URU}ku-wa-ar-ša-u-wa-an-ta-az-ma-aš-ši-kán EGIR-an ša-ra-a UR.GI₇-aš {NA₄}ḫu-u-wa-ši ZAG-ašIn Kwaršauwantazma, afterwards, the dog, the huwaši-stone on the right
32{URU}u-uš-ša-az-ma-aš-ši {URU}za-ra-ta-aš ZAG-aš {URU}za-ra-ta-aš-ma-kánUuššazma, Zarata, on the right, Zarata,
33I-NAKUR {ÍD}ḫu-u-la-ia a-aš-ša-an-za {URU}wa-an-za-ta-ru-wa-az-ma-aš-ši {URU}ḫa-ra-az-zu-wa-ašOn the bank of the Ḫula-river, in Wanzataruwašši, in Harazzuwa
34ZAG-aš {URU}ḫa-ra-az-zu-wa-aš-ma-kán I-NAKUR {URU}u-uš-ša a-aš-ša-an-zaOn the right of Ḫarazzuwašma he goes to Uuša.
35IŠ-TU{ḪUR.SAG}ku-wa-ku-wa-li-ia-at-ta-ma-aš-ši ḫa-an-te-ez-zi-aš A-NATUP-PA{ḪI.A} RI-KIL-TIFrom the mountain Kuwakuwaliyattamaši, from Ḫantež, the ṣātup-pa-priests ...
36ŠAA-BI-IA {URU}šu-ut-ta-aš-na-aš ZAG-aš i-ia-an-za nu-uš-ši ú-et A-BU-IA-pátThen he takes the right side of the Šuttašana-house, and he places it before the ABU-IA-pa-act.
37{URU}ša-an-ti-im-ma-an ZAG-an i-ia-at {URU}ša-an-ti-im-ma-aš-ma-kánand to the right of Šantimma he goes.
38I-NAKUR {ÍD}ḫu-u-la-ia a-aš-ša-an-za {URU}wa-an-za-ta-ru-wa-az-ma-aš-šiOn the bank of the Ḫula-river, in Wanzataruwaza,
39{URU}ku-un-zi-na-ša-az {ḪUR.SAG}ar-la-an-ta-aš {URU}a-la-na-a-aš ZAG-ašof Kunzinaša, of Arlanta, of Alana, on the right,
40nu-kán {URU}a-la-na-a-aš I-NAKUR {ÍD}ḫu-u-la-ia a-aš-ša-an-za wa-a-tar-ma-kán ku-itAnd in Alana, at the source of the Ḫula-river, he places it.
41I-NA{ḪUR.SAG}ar-la-an-ta-aš še-er na-at-kán A-NAKUR {ÍD}ḫu-u-la-iaIn Arlanta, above, to the land of Ḫulaya
42Ù A-NAKUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI ták-ša-an a-aš-ša-anAnd he goes to Ḫattu, and he ...
43{URU}ši-in-wa-an-ta-az-ma-aš-ši {ḪUR.SAG}lu-u-la-aš ḪUR.SAG{MEŠ} dam-na-aš-ša-ru-uš ZAG-ašŠinwāntazmašši, Lulla, the lands of Damascus, on the right
44{URU}ni-na-in-ta-aš-ma-kán I-NAKUR {ÍD}ḫu-u-la-ia a-aš-ša-an-za {GIŠ}TUKUL ŠA{LÚ}KUŠ₇.KÙ.SI₂₂-ma-kánIn Ninaintašma, at the river Ḫulaya, and the weapon of the goldsmith
45ku-iš EGIR-an na-aš-kán A-NA{D}UTU-ŠI a-aš-ša-an-za {URU}za-ar-nu-ša-aš-ša-az-ma-aš-šiAfterwards, to the Sun-deity, to Zarnušašša.
46{URU}ḫa-ar-mi-ma-aš ZAG-aš e-eš-ta {D}UTU-ŠI-ma-aš-ši {URU}up-pa-aš-ša-na-an ZAG-anThen the Sun-deity of Ḫarmimaš on the right, and the Uppašašana on the left.
47i-ia-nu-un {URU}up-pa-aš-ša-na-aš-ma-kán I-NAKUR {ÍD}ḫu-u-la-ia a-aš-ša-an-zaAnd he goes to Uppaššana, to the river Ḫulaya,
48{URU}za-ar-ú-i-ša-az-ma-aš-ši {ḪUR.SAG}šar-la-im-mi-iš {D}KASKAL.KUR wa-a-tar ḫi-in-na-ru-wa-aš ZAG-ašZaaruišazma, the Šarla-immi, the Storm-god of the mountains, the one of the ḫinnaru-wa, on the right.
49pár-ga-u-wa-az-ma-aš-ši ḪUR.SAG-az {URU}ša-a-li-ia-aš ZAG-aš {URU}ša-a-li-ia-aš-ma-kánAnd he breaks it. In the mountains, in Šaliya, on the right, in the city S&dvaliiyama.
50A-NAKUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI a-aš-ša-an-za {URU}u-ša-u-la-az-ma-aš-ši ZAG-za {URU}ḫa-aš-šu-wa-an-ta-ašTo the land of Ḫattu, to the side of the city Ušalazmašši and to the right of the town Ḥašewanta
51{URU}mi-la-aš {URU}pa-al-ma-ta-aš {URU}ḫa-aš-ḫa-ša-aš {URU}šu-ra-aš {URU}ši-im-mu-wa-an-ta-ašThe cities Mila, Palmati, Ḫašḫaša, Sura, Šimmuwanta,
52ZAG-aš ku-u-uš-ma-kán URU{DIDLI.ḪI.A} I-NAKUR {ÍD}ḫu-u-la-ia a-aš-ša-an-te-ešon the right, and the cities, in the land, the Ḫulaya-river, ...
53{URU}ḫa-u-wa-li-ia-az-ma-aš-ši ZAG-za {URU}wa-al-wa-ra-aš {URU}ḫar-ḫa-šu-wa-an-ta-ašḪuwaliyazmašši, on the right, Walwaraṣḫašawanta
54{URU}ta-ra-a-pa-aš {URU}šar-na-an-ta-aš {URU}tu-u-pí-ša-aš {URU}pa-ra-i-ia-aš-ša-ašTarapa, Šarnanta, Tupiša, Paraiyašş,
55{URU}na-a-ta-aš ú-pa-ti ZAG-aš ku-u-uš-kán URU{DIDLI.ḪI.A} {URU}na-a-ta-aš-ša ú-pa-tiThen he opens the gate of the city Nataš, and then the cities of Natas(?) open ...
56I-NAKUR {ÍD}ḫu-u-la-ia a-aš-ša-an a-ru-na-az-ma-aš-ši pé-e-da-azWhen he enters the river Ḫulaya, he libates to Arunazmašši
57{URU}ma-a-ta-a-aš {URU}ša-an-ḫa-ta-aš {URU}šu-ri-im-ma-aš {URU}ša-ra-an-du-wa-ašThe cities Mataš, Šanḫata, Surimma, and Saranduwa
58{URU}iš-ta-pa-an-na-aš {URU}ša-al-lu-ša-aš ú-pa-ti {URU}ta-at-ta-ašIn Ištapana, in Šalluša, he libates; in Tatta
59{URU}da-a-ša-aš ZAG-aš ku-u-uš-ma-kán URU{DIDLI.ḪI.A} I-NAKUR {ÍD}ḫu-u-la-ia a-aš-ša-an-te-ešFrom the right side of the city Dašaš, from the city Ḫulaya to the left side.
60IŠ-TUZAG {URU}ša-ra-an-du-wa-ma-aš-ši a-ru-na-aš ZAG-ašOn the right side of Šarāndumaši, on the left side.
61IŠ-TUZAG {URU}pár-ḫa-a-ma-aš-ši {ÍD}ka-aš-ta-ra-ia-aš ZAG-ašOn the right of the throne of Parḫamašši, on the left of the Kasvtara-boat.
62ma-a-an-na-aš-ši LUGAL KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI ša-ra-a la-aḫ-ḫi-ia-ez-ziAnd the king of the land of Ḫattu comes out.
63nu KUR {URU}pár-ḫa-an-na IŠ-TU{GIŠ}TUKUL e-ep-zi nu-kán a-pa-a-aš-šaAnd he takes the weapon against the land of Paraḫana, and he himself
64A-NALUGAL KUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša a-aš-ša-an-za IŠ-TUZAG {URU}wa-al-ma-ma-aš-šiTo the king of the land of Adad-taša, to him, to Walmamaš.
65{URU}ḫu-wa-aḫ-ḫu-wa-ar-wa-aš {URU}al-lu-up-ra-ta-aš {URU}ka-pa-ru-wa-ašḪuwaḫarwa, Alluprata, Kaparwa
66{URU}ḫa-aš-šu-wa-an-ta-aš {URU}wa-li-ip-pa-aš {URU}wa-la-aš ZAG-ašḪaššawanta, Walippa, Wala, on the right,
67ku-u-uš-ma-kán URU{DIDLI.ḪI.A} I-NAKUR {URU.ÍD}ḫu-u-la-ia a-aš-ša-an-te-ešAnd he goes to the city of Ḫulaya.
68ŠÀ-BI KUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša-ia-kán ku-i-e-eš URU{DIDLI.ḪI.A} ŠALUGAL KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TIIn that place, the land of the Storm-gods, and the cities of the king of Ḫattuša
69e-še-er {URU}a-an-ta-aš {URU}DU₆{MEŠ} {URU}a-an-ta {URU}la-aḫ-ḫu-ú-i-ia-aš-ši-išAnd he goes up to Anta, to Tanta, Lahḫuiyaši.
70{URU}wa-aš-ti-iš-ša-aš {URU}ḫu-ud-du-aš-ša-aš {URU}ḫa-an-da-u-wa-a-aš {URU}da-ga-an-za-ašof Waštiša, of Ḫudduašaši, of Handauwa, of Daganza,
71{URU}ši-im-mu-wa-aš {URU}ša-ḫi-ta-aš LÚ{MEŠ} {URU}kam-ma-ma LÚ{MEŠ}˽{GIŠ}TUKUL.GÍD.DAof Šimmuwa, of Shaḫita, the men of Kammama and the weapons
72{URU}wa-li-iš-ta-aš-ša-aš {LÚ.MEŠ}KUŠ₇.KÙ.SI₂₂ {URU}i-nu-ur-ta-aš {URU}wa-at-ta-an-na-ašThe goldsmiths of Walištaša and Inurta and Wattana
73{URU}ma-al-ḫu-wa-li-ia-ta-aš {URU}ka-šu-ri-ia-aš {URU}ša-ú-i-ia-ašMalḫuliyata, Kašuriya, Šauiya
74{URU}pa-ri-ia-aš-ša-aš {URU}an-na-ú-li-li-ia-aš {URU}pu-u-ḫa-an-ta-ašof Pariyaš, of Annaulili, of Puḫanta
75{URU}gur-ta-na-aš-ša-aš {LÚ.MEŠ}nu-ra-ta-aš-ši-in-zi {URU}a-ra-al-la-aš LÚ{MEŠ} {URU}a-ra-un-naIn Gurtanaša the nurata-priests, in Aralla, the men of Arunna
76{URU}up-pa-aš-ša-na-aš {LÚ.MEŠ}MUŠEN.DÙ.A A-NAZAG KUR-TI-aš-kán e-eš-ziIn Uppaššana the bird-catchers go to the border of the land.
77a-pu-u-uš-ša-aš-ši pí-ia-an-te-eš {URU}ma-at-tar-wa-an-ta-aš {URU}pa-ra-a-aš-ša LÚ{MEŠ}˽ZA.LAM.GARThe cult singers of Mattarwanta and Paraaš, the lamentation priests,
78{URU}da-ga-an-nu-un-ta-aš {URU}mu-u-na-an-ta-aš-ša {LÚ.MEŠ}DUB.SAR {GIŠ}tup-pa-ašThe scribes of Dagannunta and Munaḫanta
79{URU}a-ia-ra-aš {LÚ.MEŠ}ÙMMEDA 𒑱na-ú-i-la-aš {URU}ta-ra-a-pa-aš LÚ{MEŠ}˽{GIŠ}ŠUKURAyaraš, the chariot men, 71 nau-ila-vessels, Tarapa, the spearmen,
80{URU}wa-at-ta-aš-ša-aš {URU}ta-al-ú-i-šu-wa-an-ta-aš 2 {GIŠ}TUKUL{MEŠ} {LÚ.MEŠ}BÁḪAR-kánof Wattaš, of Taluwanta, two weapons of the cupbearers,
81EGIR-an {LÚ.MEŠ}SAGI.A-ia-kán EGIR-an a-ša-an-zi A-NADINGIR{MEŠ} {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša-atAfterwards, the cupbearers, afterwards, go to the gods of the city Adad-tašat.
82EGIR-an pí-ia-an-te-eš {URU}i-ia-ša-an-ta-a-aš {LÚ.MEŠ}du-ud-du-uš-ḫi-al-lu-ušAfterwards, in Iašanta, the Duddu-ḫalluš-priests
83{URU}az-zu-wa-aš-ši-iš-ša {URU}wa-aš-ḫa-ni-ia {LÚ.MEŠ}ḫu-wa-an-ta-lu-uš a-ša-an-ziThe ḫuwantaluš-priests go to Azzuwaši-šiša and Wazashhani.
84{URU}a-da-ra-aš {LÚ.MEŠ}wa-ar-pa-ta-lu-uš {LÚ.MEŠ}SAGI.A-ia a-ša-an-ziThe men of Adaraš and the cupbearers go.
85ku-iš-kán im-ma ku-iš ÉRIN{MEŠ} ša-ri-ku-wa-aš EN{MEŠ} ŠU-TI LÚ{MEŠ}˽{GIŠ}TUKUL GÍD.DA-iaAnd when the troops of Šarikuwaš, the lords, the hands of the weapons-men, my feet
86ŠÀ-BI KUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša ŠÀ-BI KUR {URU.ÍD}ḫu-u-la-ia-ia e-eš-ziTherein, the land of Adad-tašu, therein, (the land of) Ḫulaya, he takes.
87nu-uš-ši ku-u-uš URU{DIDLI.ḪI.A} A-BU-IA pu-ru-ut-ta-az pé-eš-taAnd he places it before the city of the ABU-priestess.
88an-tu-uḫ-ša-az-ma-aš-ši-ia-aš Ú-UL pé-eš-ta na-aš-ta A-NAPA-AN A-BU-IAAttuḫša-zma, he does not bow down, and he bows down to the herdsman.
89ú-uk-pát {M}tu-ut-ḫa-li-ia-aš LUGAL GAL tar-kum-ma-nu-un na-aš-ši-ia-aš an-tu-uḫ-ša-az-zi-iaAnd Tutḫaliya, the great king, the takumma-priestess, and the Antuhšaziya
90pé-eš-ta A-NATUP-PÍ RI-KIL-TI ŠAA-BI-IA-ma-at-kán Ú-UL GAR-ta-riThen he places a reed bundle on the hearth, but he does not place it.
91A-NAA-WA-AT {NA₄}ḫé-kur SAG.UŠ-ia-kán A-BU-IA {M}ma-ra-aš-ša-an-ta-aš KA×U-zaThen the ḫekur-stone, the sagūšû-stone of the abūlu-priest, Maraṣanta, at your gate.
92kar-ap-ta {m.D}KAL-aš-wa A-NA{NA₄}ḫé-kur SAG.UŠ le-e ma-an-ni-in-ku-wa-anAnd Šamaš-ašarēd to the ḫekur-stone, the head, he libates.
93nu A-BU-IA A-NA{M}ma-ra-aš-ša-an-ta TUP-PU i-ia-at na-at {M}ma-ra-aš-ša-an-ta-ašAnd my father, to Marašsanda, a cup, and to Mararaṣanta,
94ḫar-zi e-ni-ma A-BU-IA Ú-UL ša-ak-ta A-WA-AT {NA₄}ḫé-kur SAG.UŠ-kánHe takes it, and he does not take it from the water vessel of the ḫekur-stone.
95ma-aḫ-ḫa-an ŠA{D}10 ku-un-ta-ar-ra an-da-an GUL-ša-an-zaHe places it before the Storm-god, and he places it on his neck.
96{NA₄}ḫé-kur SAG.UŠ-kán ma-aḫ-ḫa-an zi-la-ti-ia A-NA{m.D}KALThe ḫekur-stone, the head, is placed before my lips, to the Storm-god.
97pár-ki-ia-u-wa-an-zi Ú-UL ki-ša-ri ú-et-ma ma-aḫ-ḫa-an A-BU-IAThey libate, but it is not a kišaru-offering, and before my father
98me-mi-an IŠ-ME nu me-mi-ia-an A-BU-IA-pát ḫu-ul-la-ašHe speaks, and he speaks: “Abu-ia-pâte, the destruction
99ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-na ú-uk {M}tu-ut-ḫa-li-ia-aš LUGAL GAL LUGAL-ez-zi-aḫ-ḫa-atAnd Tutḫaliya, the great king, and the king of Zazah&bat
100nu an-tu-uḫ-ša-an u-i-ia-nu-un nu-kán A-WA-AT {NA₄}ḫé-kur SAG.UŠAnd he libates, and the water of the ḫekur-stone, the head,
101ma-aḫ-ḫa-an ŠA{D}10 ku-un-ta-ar-ra an-da-an GUL-ša-an-za na-an a-uš-taAnd he places the Storm-god in front of him, and he takes his weapon.
Vs. II
1nu-kán {NA₄}ḫé-kur SAG.UŠ zi-la-ti-ia A-NA{D}KAL pár-ki-ia-u-wa-an-ziAnd they give the ḫekur-stone, the head of the lion, to the Stag-god.
2Ú-UL ki-ša-ri {M}ma-ra-aš-ša-an-ta-aš-ma ku-it TUP-PU ḫar-ziAnd he does not bind Marašsanda with a cloth.
3na-at ú-ez-zi ma-a-an ú-da-i na-at le-e da-at-ta-riHe comes, and when he comes, he takes a copy of the document.
4ZAG KUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša-ia ku-iš KUR {ÍD}ḫu-u-la-ia-aš na-aš-ta LÚ MÁŠ.GALThe border of the land of the Storm-god of Adad-tašu, opposite the land Ḫulaya, and the captain of the boat
5an-da le-e pa-iz-zi ma-a-an-na IŠ-TUKUR {ÍD}ḫu-u-la-iaHe goes to the river Ḫulaya.
6šal-li la-a-pa-ni 𒑱wa-a-ni-ia u-un-na-an-zi nu-uš-ši-kán 𒑱la-pa-na-li-an-zaAnd they bring the šallu-vessel, and they bring it, and he libates.
7le-e da-an-zi A-NALUGAL KUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša-at pí-ia-anThey take (it) and give it to the king of the land of Adad-tashšat.
8MUN-ma da-aš-ke-ed-du {URU}ša-ar-ma-na-an-na URU-ansalt, and the city Šarmanana
9{URU}pa-an-tar-wa-an-ta-an {URU}ma-aḫ-ri-im-ma-an-naPantarwantan, Mahrimmana
10IŠ-TUA.ŠÀ A.GÀR Ú.SAL RE-E-ET UDU 𒑱la-pa-na-an... he libates a libation. The shepherd takes the sheep.
11ḫu-u-ma-an-da-an 𒑱li-ki-in ḫu-u-ma-an-da-anHe places it, and he places it.
12A-NA{m.D}KAL LUGAL KUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša A-BU-IA {M}ḫa-at-tu-ši-li-išTo Šamaš, king of the land of Sippar, my father, Ḫattušili
13pé-eš-ta {D}UTU-ŠI-ia-an-ši {M}tu-ut-ḫa-li-ia-aš LUGAL GAL pé-eḫ-ḫu-unAbove, the Sun-deity, Tutḫaliya, the great king, stands.
14na-aš-ta A-NAMUN {URU}ša-a-ar-ma-na ta-ma-iš an-tu-uḫ-ša-aš pa-ra-aAnd to the salt of Šarmana, to Antuḫša
15le-e pa-iz-zi I-NA{URU}du-un-na-ia 1-NU-TI ku-wa-ap-pa-laHe goes to Dunnaya once.
16A-NA{D}10 pí-ḫa-aš-ša-aš-ši pí-ia-an na-at-kán A-NALUGAL KUR {D}10-ta-aš-šaTo the Storm-god of Piḫašašši, to the king of the land of Adad
17a-aš-ša-an ma-a-an-na {m.D}KAL-aš LUGAL KUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša EGIR-an-daAnd he says: “Why does Šamaš, the king of the land of Adad-taše again
181-NU-TI ku-wa-ap-pa-la i-ia-zi na-at-ši A-BU-IA {M}ḫa-at-tu-ši-li-iš LUGAL GALHe takes one kuwappala-vessel, and the son of Ḫattušiliš the great king
19a-a-ra i-ia-at {D}UTU-ŠI-ia-at-ši {M}tu-ut-ḫa-li-ia-aš LUGAL GAL a-a-ra i-ia-nu-unAnd Šamaš-iatši and Tutḫaliya, the great king, sing.
20na-at-ši a-a-ra e-eš-duAnd he goes to the river.
21DINGIR{MEŠ} URU {D}10-ta-aš-ša-ia-kán ku-it ḫu-u-ma-an-te-eš {URU}ḫa-at-tu-ša-ašThe gods of the city, the Storm-god of Ḫattuša
22ḫa-an-ti-ia-et A-NA{m.D}KAL-ma LUGAL KUR {D}10-ta-aš-ša A-BU-IA ku-it pé-eš-taAnd to Šamaš, the king of the land, the Storm-god, my father, ...
23{D}UTU-ŠI-ia-aš-ši ku-it pé-eḫ-ḫu-un na-aš-ta a-pu-u-uš ar-kam-mu-ušŠamaš-šiya, he stands, and he libates.
25ki-nu-na-za ma-a-an {D}UTU-ŠI ŠAGU₄ UDU{ḪI.A} ku-it-ki AŠ-RU še-eš-ḫa-aḫ-ḫiWhen the Sun-deity holds the oxen and sheep, he places them on the throne.
26ku-iš-ma-an-kán ŠADINGIR{MEŠ} ḫa-az-zi-ú-i{ḪI.A} e-ep-zi nu A-NADINGIR{MEŠ} {URU.D}10-ta-aš-šaAnd the gods take the ḫašziu-vessels, and to the god of the city of the Storm-god
27MU-ti-li 2 ME GU₄ 1 LI-IM UDU{ḪI.A} pé-eš-ke-wa-an ti-ia-an-ziThey bring 200 oxen and one hundred sheep.
28ma-a-an-ši AŠ-RU-ma Ú-UL ku-it-ki pé-eḫ-ḫi nu MU-ti-li {URU}ḫa-at-tu-ša-ašAnd he says: “It is not yours, come out, and the year of Ḫattuša
29a-ri-ia-at-ta-za 2 ME GU₄ 1 LI-IM UDU{ḪI.A} A-NADINGIR{MEŠ} {URU.D}10-ta-aš-šafor the Ariyattaza, 200 oxen, one hundred sheep for the gods of the city Adad-tašş.
30pé-eš-kán-duhe places.
31ú-uk-ma {M}tu-ut-ḫa-li-ia-aš LUGAL GAL ku-it-ma-an LUGAL-ez-zi-aḫ-ḫa-at-pát na-ú-iAnd Tutḫaliya, the great king, comes to the king of Z̮aatpa.
32ú-uk-ma {m.D}KAL-an-na DINGIR-LUM an-ni-ša-an-pát a-aš-šu-wa-an-ni an-da ar-nu-utAnd Šamaš-šarrana, the god, ... to me ...
33nu-un-na-aš an-ni-ša-an-pát na-ak-ki-e-eš a-aš-ša-u-e-eš e-šu-u-enAnd he places it before him, and he sets it up.
34nu-un-na-aš le-en-ki-ia-aš e-šu-u-en 1-aš-wa 1-an pa-aḫ-ša-ru a-pé-e-da-ni-maThen, in the rites, once again, he libates, and
35me-e-ḫu-ni A-BU-IA ŠEŠ MAḪ-RU-Ú {LÚ}tu-u-ḫu-kán-ta-ḫi-ti ti-ia-an ḫar-ta... he libates to the house of the king. The Tuḫukanta-priest ...
36am-mu-uk-ma a-pé-e-da-ni me-e-ḫu-ni LUGAL-ez-na-ni na-ú-i ta-pár-ri-ia-anHe says: “The king, the king of the throne, strews a libation for me.
37ḫar-ta {m.D}KAL-aš-ma-mu a-pé-e-da-ni me-e-ḫu-ni pa-aḫ-ḫa-aš-ša-nu-utAnd Šamaš-māmu, when he comes, he goes to them.
38nu A-NAZI-IA še-er ki-iš-ša-an le-en-kat-ta A-BU-KA-wa-at-ta ma-a-anAnd as for the azû-vessel, it is indeed a libation vessel.
39LUGAL-ez-na-ni Ú-UL-ia ti-it-ta-nu-zi ku-e-da-ni-ma-wa-at-ta pé-diThe king does not obey me. They set up a kundani-mawattu-vessel.
40A-BU-KA ti-it-ta-nu-zi ú-uk-ma-wa tu-uk-pát pa-aḫ-ḫa-aš-ḫi... they set up a libation vessel, and he libates.
41nu-wa-za tu-el ARAD-iš am-mu-uk-ma A-NA{m.D}KAL še-er ki-iš-ša-an le-en-ku-unAnd he speaks thus: “He is a servant, and he should go to Šamaš instead.
42ú-uk-ma-wa tu-uk pa-aḫ-ḫa-aš-ḫiAnd he libates, and he drinks.
43ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-ma A-BU-IA ŠEŠ-IA ku-in {LÚ}tu-u-ḫu-kán-ta-ḫi-ti ti-ia-an ḫar-taAnd he places it on the altar. The Tuḫukanta-priest places it in the courtyard.
44na-an ar-ḫa ti-it-ta-nu-ut nu am-mu-uk LUGAL-ez-na-ni ti-it-ta-nu-utThen he speaks again, and he says: "The king speaks again."
45nu-*kán* ma-aḫ-ḫa-an A-BU-IA A-NA{m.D}KAL am-mu-uk-ka₄ na-ak-ki-ia-tarAnd he goes before Abūya to Šamaš-šarru, the nakkiyatar-official.
46a-aš-ši-ia-tar-ra a-uš-ta nu-un-na-aš A-BU-IA an-da ar-nu-utAššiyarra, he, and ABU’IA, ...
47nu-un-na-aš le-en-ka₄-nu-ut 1-aš-wa 1-an pa-aḫ-ša-ru nu-un-na-aš A-BU-IA-iaAnd he libates once, and he bows down once. And Abuya
48le-en-ka₄-nu-ut an-za-a-aš-ša-an-na-aš ḫa-an-ti le-en-ki-ia-aš UN{MEŠ}-ušIn the rites of Anzušşana, in the assembly of the people,
49e-šu-u-en nu-mu {m.D}KAL-aš pa-aḫ-ḫa-aš-ta MA-ME-TE{MEŠ}-mu ku-e pé-ra-anAnd he says: “Šamaš, you are the one of the seas, and before
50le-en-ka₄-an ḫar-ta nu-kán Ú-UL ku-it-ki wa-aḫ-nu-ut {D}UTU-ŠI-ma-aš-šiAnd he speaks: “It is not yours, it is not the Sun-deity.
51ki-iš-ša-an AQ-BI ma-a-wa-mu DINGIR{MEŠ} ka-ni-iš-ša-an-ziLikewise, they libate to the gods.
52LUGAL-ez-zi-aḫ-ḫa-ri-wa tu-uk-ma-wa am-me-ta-az SIG₅-iš-ziThe king of ezziahḫariwa, the tukma-priestess, speaks thus:
53ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-ma-za A-BU-IA ku-wa-pí DINGIR-LIM-iš ki-ša-at nu KUR.KUR{ḪI.A} ku-itAnd the king, my lord, is seated, the god is secure, and the lands are secure
54a-ar-ša ti-ia-at {m.D}KAL-aš-ma-mu a-pé-e-da-ni-ia me-e-ḫu-niThen he takes the hand of Šamaš-ašarēmu to me.
55še-er ak-ta nu-mu pa-aḫ-ḫa-aš-ta nu MA-ME-TE{MEŠ} ku-e le-en-ka₄-an ḫar-taAnd he goes up, and he places the crouching vessels on the ground.
56nu-kán Ú-UL ku-it-ki wa-aḫ-nu-utAnd he does not eat, he is deprived.
57ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-mu DINGIR-LUM da-a-aš nu LUGAL-ez-zi-aḫ-ḫa-atAnd he places the god, and the king ...
58nu A-NA{m.D}KAL iš-ḫi-ú-ul ki-iš-ša-an i-ia-nu-unAnd to Šamaš he speaks thus:
59A-NATUP-PÍ RI-KIL-TI ŠAA-BI-IA-kán ku-i-e-eš URU{DIDLI.ḪI.A} Ú-UL... he libates a libation, but he does not go to the cities.
60ki-ia-an-ta-ri nu a-pu-u-uš URU{DIDLI.ḪI.A} IŠ-TUA.ŠÀ A.GÀR NAM.RAAnd he libates to the people of the cities; he prostrates himself.
61ḫu-u-ma-an-ta-za A-NA{m.D}KAL LUGAL KUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša ARAD-an-ni AD-DINAnd to Šamaš, the king of the land of Adad-tašaše, his servant, ...
62ku-iš-kán im-ma ku-iš ŠÀ-BI KUR {ÍD}ḫu-u-la-ia e-eš-ziAnd he takes the water from the river Ḫulaya.
63nu-kán ḫu-u-ma-an A-NA{m.D}KAL LUGAL KUR! {D}10-ta-aš-ša ARAD-an-ni a-aš-ša-anAnd when to Šamaš, the king of the land, the Storm-god, my servant,
64ZAG{ḪI.A}-ia-aš-ši EGIR-pa SIG₅-in te-eḫ-ḫu-un {NA₄}ḫé-kur SAG.UŠ-aš-šiAfterwards, it is good. Then, the ḫekur-stone of the head.
65EGIR-pa pé-eḫ-ḫu-un nu-kán zi-la-ti-ia {NA₄}ḫé-kur SAG.UŠAfterwards, he pours a libation, and then he libates ḫekur-stone.
66A-NANUMUN {m.D}KAL ar-ḫa le-e ku-iš-ki da-a-iHe places the seed of Šamaš-šēzib in the hand.
67zi-la-ti-ia-ma A-NA{m.D}KAL LUGAL KUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša ki-i iš-ḫi-ú-ulAfterwards, to Šamaš, the king of the land of Adad-tašê, when he goes,
68e-eš-du ku-it-ma-an AN-NU-TI {M}tu-ut-ḫa-li-ia-aš KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TIhe goes, and Tutḫaliya, the land of Ḫattu
69LUGAL-ez-na-ni pa-aḫ-ša-ri NUMUN {M}tu-ut-ḫa-li-ia-ma kat-ta NUMUN {m.D}KALThe king comes out. The seed of Tutḫaliya, below, the seed of Šamaš
70I-NAKUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša LUGAL-ez-na-ni QA-TAM-MA pa-aḫ-ša-ruWhen the king enters the city Adad-taša, likewise he goes out.
71ḫar-ga-an-na-at 𒑱za-an-ta-la-nu-na-ia le-e tar-na-i... he takes the lee of the zantalanuna-vessel.
72ú-uk ma-aḫ-ḫa-an {M}tu-ut-ḫa-li-ia-aš LUGAL GAL {m.D}KAL-an pa-aḫ-ḫa-aš-ḫiAnd before Tutḫaliya, the great king, Šamaš-dan, before
73kat-ta-ma DUMU-IA DUMU.DUMU-IA NUMUN {m.D}KAL QA-TAM-MA pa-aḫ-ḫa-aš-duAfterwards, my son, my grandson, the seed of Šamaš-šēzib, together with the ...
74ú-uk-ka₄ ma-aḫ-ḫa-an {m.D}KAL-an pa-aḫ-ḫa-aš-ḫi nu-uš-ši-kán ma-a-an wa-ak-ši-ia-ziAnd he places it before Šamaš, and he puts it before him.
75ku-it-ki na-an-kán an-da šar-né-en-ki-iš-ke-mi ma-a-an-na A-NANUMUN {m.D}KALAnd then the šarniki-priest says: “When the seed of Šamaš
76na-ak-ki-iš-zi ku-it-ki na-an-kán DUMU-IA DUMU.DUMU-IA QA-TAM-MA an-daThey eat, and then the son and the son together
77šar-ni-in-ki-iš-ke-ed-du na-an ḫar-ga-an-na te-ep-nu-um-ma-an-zi-iaThe šar-ni-in-ki-iš-kēddu-priest and the ḫargana-priestess perform it.
78le-e tar-na-ihe has drawn up a document.
79A-NA{GIŠ}ŠÚ.A-ma-aš-ši RA-BU-UT-TI ŠALUGAL KUR {URU}kar-ga-miš iš-ḫi-ú-ul e-eš-duTo the throne ... The king of the land of Kargamiš goes up.
80A-NALUGAL KUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša-kán 1-aš {LÚ}tu-u-ḫu-kán-ti-iš šal-li-iš e-eš-duTo the king of the land of Adad-tašskān one of the Tuḫukanti-priests comes.
81nam-ma-aš-ši-kán le-e ku-iš-ki šal-li-iš ŠALUGAL-ia ša-ak-la-išAnd he bows down before the king, and he prostrates himself.
82ku-iš A-NALUGAL KUR {URU}kar-ga-miš a-a-ra A-NALUGAL KUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša-iaHe gives it to the king of Kargamiš; he gives (it) to the King of the land of Adad-tašaya.
83a-pa-a-aš a-a-ra e-eš-du... he pours a libation.
84A-NATUP-PÍ RI-KIL-TI ŠAA-BI-IA-ia-kán ku-it ki-iš-ša-an i-ia-an... he libates a libation of beer, and he places it on the table.
85MUNUS.LUGAL-wa-at-ta ku-in MUNUS-TUM DAM-an-ni pa-a-i nu-wa I-NAKUR {D}10-ta-aš-šaThe queen gives the wife of the husband, and he goes to the palace of the Storm-god.
86LUGAL-ez-na-ni a-pé-el DUMU-ŠU da-a-i TUP-PU RI-KIL-TI ku-wa-pí i-e-erThe king stands before his son; he places a reed basket in the kupi-vessel.
87a-pu-u-un-ma-za MUNUS-an {m.D}KAL-aš A-NAPA-NI A-BI-IA da-at-ta-pát na-ú-iAnd he places the woman, Šamaš, the herdsman of my father, on the table.
88ki-nu-un-ma-za a-pu-u-un MUNUS-an {m.D}KAL-aš ma-a-an da-a-iAnd he takes the woman of Šamaš, and he places it.
89ma-a-an-za-an Ú-UL da-a-i nu a-pa-a-aš me-mi-ia-aš Ú-UL da-at-ta-riHe does not give it, and he does not take it.
90ku-in-za im-ma DUMU-an {m.D}KAL ma-la-a-ez-zi ma-a-na-aš a-pé-elAnd the son of Šamaš-šēzid comes, and he takes it away.
91ŠAMUNUS-TI DUMU-aš ma-a-na-aš ta-me-e-el ku-e-el-ka₄ MUNUS-aš DUMU-ašThe woman, the son, the tammê-vessel, and the ku’el-vat, the woman the son
92nu ku-iš DUMU-aš A-NA{m.D}KAL ZI-an-za ku-in-za DUMU-an {m.D}KAL-aš ma-la-ez-ziAnd he gives it to the son of Šamaš, and he takes it for himself.
93nu I-NAKUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša LUGAL-ez-na-ni a-pu-u-un ti-it-ta-nu-ud-duAnd when the king enters the city Adad-taša, they fill the well.
94{m.D}KAL-an ke-e-da-ni me-mi-ia-ni le-e ku-iš-ki ta-pár-ri-ia-iz-ziThe Stag-god, when he speaks, carries the leek.
95A-NA{m.D}KAL-ia A-NADUMU-ŠU DUMU.DUMU-ŠU ki-i iš-ḫi-ú-ul e-eš-duTo Šamšiya, his son, his grandson, when he has finished,
96{D}UTU-ŠI DUMU-KA ar-ḫa Ú-UL pí-iš-ši-ia-mi ŠEŠ-KA-maŠamaš-šī, the son-in-law, ... does not speak ...
97na-aš-ma ta-ma-in Ú-UL ku-in-ki da-aḫ-ḫi KUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša-at-taAnd he says: “It is not yours, it is the enemy land of Adad-tašş̄ta.
98ku-it pé-eḫ-ḫu-un na-at kat-ta tu-el-pát NUMUN-an-za ḫar-ziThen he steps down, and he places the seed on the ground.
99Ú-UL-at-ši-kán ar-ḫa da-an-zi ma-a-an-ma DUMU-KA DUMU.DUMU-KAThey do not take it away, and neither the son nor the son
100kat-ta wa-aš-ta-i-ia ku-iš-ki na-an LUGAL KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI pu-nu-uš-duAnd the king of the land of Ḫattuša goes down.
101nu-uš-ši-kán ma-a-an wa-aš-túl a-aš-zi nu ma-aḫ-ḫa-anAnd he goes, and he ...
102A-NALUGAL KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI ZI-an-za na-an QA-TAM-MA i-ia-an-duThe king of Ḫattuša takes it, and likewise he goes.
Rs. III
1É-TUM-ma-aš-ši-kán KUR-TUM-ia le-e da-an-zi na-at da-me-e-da-niHe goes to the Etummaššikan of my land, and he speaks:
2wa-ar-wa-la-ni le-e pa-a-i na-aš-ma A-NAA-WA-AT KUR {D}10-ta-aš-ša... he takes the levee, and he goes to the land of the Storm-god.
3ku-it ki-iš-ša-an EGIR-an i-ia-an zi-la-ti-wa-kánAfterwards, before Zilatiwa,
4LUGAL-UT-TA ŠAKUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša A-NANUMUN {M}NIR.GÁL le-e ku-iš-kiThe king, the enemy of the city Adad-taša, the seed of Nirgal, takes it.
5ar-ḫa da-a-i nu a-pa-a-at ku-iš-ki i-ia-ziHe takes it, and he places it on the hearth.
6na-at da-me-e-da-ni wa-ar-wa-la-ni ŠA{M}NIR.GÁL pa-a-iThen he goes to the stag-god and the lion.
7A-NANUMUN {m.D}KAL-ma-at-kán ar-ḫa da-a-i nu ku-iš a-pu-u-un me-mi-anHe takes the field of Šamaš-mātka, and he speaks instead:
8i-ia-zi na-an-kán {D}10 {URU}ḪA-AT-TI {D}UTU {URU}a-ri-in-na-iahe stands, and the Storm-god of Ḫattu, the Sun-deity of Arinna
9ar-ḫa ḫar-ni-in-kán-du LUGAL-UT-TA ŠAKUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-šaThe king, the king of the land of the Storm-god,
10zi-la-ti-ia ŠA{m.D}KAL-pát NUMUN-an-za ḫar-du ḫar-du-ma-at ŠADUMU.NITA NUMUN-ašhe takes the seed from Šamaš-pāt, the seed, and the seed of the son
11ŠADUMU.MUNUS-ma NUMUN-an le-e da-an-zi ma-a-an-na DUMU-ŠU DUMU.DUMU-ŠUHe takes the seed from the daughter, and he says: "Who is his son, his son!"
12ŠA{m.D}KAL ku-iš I-NAKUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša LUGAL-ez-na-ni ar-ta-riAnd Šamaš-šēzib brings it into the city Sîn-tāḫu. The king takes it away.
13nu ma-a-an IŠ-TUA-WA-AT DINGIR-LIM ku-e-da-ni-ik-ki GÙB-li-iš-ziAnd he places it on the altar of the god.
14nu LUGAL-UT-TA ŠAKUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša pa-ra-a pa-a-i nu NUMUN {m.D}KAL-pátAnd the king goes to the city of Adad-taša, and the seed of Šulpāt.
15da-an-du na-an I-NAKUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša LUGAL-ez-na-ni ti-it-ta-nu-wa-an-duAnd when the king approaches the city of the Storm-god,
16da-me-e-da-ni-ma-at wa-ar-wa-la-ni le-e ku-e-da-ni-ik-ki pí-an-ziThey set up the rites of the wārānu-festival.
17ma-a-an-ši NUMUN DUMU.NITA-ma Ú-UL e-eš-zi nu NUMUN DUMU.MUNUS ŠA{m.D}KALHe does not take the daughter's seed, and the daughter of the Stag-god
18EGIR-an ša-an-ḫa-an-du na-at ma-a-an a-ra-aḫ-zé-ni-ia KUR-eAfterwards, he pours, and when he libates, the mountain
19na-at a-pé-ez-zi-ia EGIR-pa ú-wa-da-an-du nu I-NAKUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-šaAnd he goes back and forth, and he enters the city Adad-taša.
20LUGAL-ez-na-ni a-pu-u-un ti-it-ta-nu-wa-an-duThe king, our lord, has poured a libation of water.
21ma-a-an NUMUN {M}tu-ut-ḫa-li-ia-ma ku-it I-NAKUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI LUGAL-ez-na-niIf the seed of Tutḫaliyama is in front of the enemy land of Ḫattu the king,
22ar-ta-ri nu-uš-ši na-ak-ki-e-eš-zi ku-it-ki NUMUN {m.D}KAL-ma... he takes, and the seed of Šamaš
23ku-it I-NAKUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša LUGAL-ez-na-ni ar-ta-riThe king approaches the gate of the city Sîn-taša.
24na-aš-ta še-er ak-du {m.D}KAL-aš ma-aḫ-ḫa-an {M}tu-ut-ḫa-li-ia-anAnd he goes up to the Stag-god, and Tutḫaliya.
25pa-aḫ-ḫa-aš-ta kat-ta-ma NUMUN {m.D}KAL NUMUN {M}tu-ut-ḫa-li-ia QA-TAM-MAAfterwards, the seed of Šamaš-šēzib, seed of Tutḫaliya, together
26pa-aḫ-ḫa-aš-du NUMUN {m.D}KAL-ma NUMUN {M}tu-ut-ḫa-li-ia QA-TAM-MA pa-aḫ-ḫa-aš-duThen the seed of Šamaš-šēzibma, seed of Tutḫaliya, together, the seed
27na-at ḫar-ga-an-na te-ep-nu-um-ma-an-zi-ia le-e tar-na-i“The one of the ḫargāna-vessel, the one who makes the leek bow down,
28ma-a-an-ma A-NANUMUN {M}tu-ut-ḫa-li-ia na-ak-ki-e-eš-zi ku-it-kiWhen Tutḫaliya takes the seed,
29na-aš ŠAKUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI LUGAL-ez-na-ni a-wa-an ar-ḫa ti-ia-ziAnd the king of Ḫattuša speaks a word:
30NUMUN {m.D}KAL-ma ku-it I-NAKUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša LUGAL-ez-na-ni ar-ta-riThe seed of Šamaš-nāṣir, in the place of the Adad-tašaši-temple, the king ...
31nu A-NALUGAL KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI ku-ru-ri-ia-aḫ-du le-e-aš-ta ARAD-aḫ-ta-riAnd the king of Ḫattu, Kururiyaḫdu, the servant of the ...
32ANŠE.KUR.RA{MEŠ} KARAŠ-ia-at-ta ku-in ŠAKUR {ÍD}ḫu-u-la-ia I-NA{URU}ḪA-AT-TIThe horse(s) of the quay, the fish of the Ḫula-river, in Hattit.
33É tup-pa-aš ḫar-zi na-an-ši A-BU-IA {M}ḫa-at-tu-ši-li-iš ar-ḫaHe takes the tablet, and he places it before the father of Ḫattušili.
34pí-iš-ši-at {D}UTU-ŠI-ia-an-ši LUGAL GAL ar-ḫa pé-eš-ši-ia-nu-unHe places it before Šamaš-šiya, the great king, before them.
35nu-uš-ši zi-la-ti-ia ŠAKUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI la-aḫ-ḫi-ia-an-ni 1 ME ÉRIN{MEŠ} GÌRAnd the people of Ḫattuštu scream, 100 foot soldiers ...
36i-ia-at-ta-ru IŠ-TUÉ tup-pa-aš-ma-aš-ši KARAŠ le-e ša-an-ḫa-an-ziThey libate from the tuppašši-vessel of the mountain.
37nu-uš-ši KARAŠ ku-wa-pí ni-ni-in-kán-zi nu-uš-ši 1 ME ÉRIN{MEŠ}And they go to the forest of Kuwapi, and 100 people
38ni-ni-in-ki-iš-kán-du ANŠE.KUR.RA{MEŠ}-ma-aš-ši Ú-UL e-eš-ziHe does not take the horses.
39ma-a-an-ma A-NALUGAL KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI an-na-ú-li-iš ku-iš-ki a-ra-a-iWhen the king of the land of Ḫattuša comes, he prostrates himself.
40na-aš-ma {D}UTU-ŠI ke-e-ez-za IŠ-TUKUR {URU}ŠAP-LI-TI la-aḫ-ḫi-ia-ez-ziAnd the Sun-deity, when he goes to the enemy land of Šapiliti,
41nu-uš-ši 2 ME KARAŠ ni-ni-in-kán-duAnd they bring 200 boats.
42a-ša-an-du-la-an-zi-ma-at le-ethey libate, the writing-board
43KUR-TUM-ia-aš-ši ku-it ḫu-u-ma-an na-at-ši ḫu-u-ma-an-pát ku-itof the land of Sumer, he places it, and he puts it.
44ḫa-an-te-ez-zi-uš a-ú-ri-uš nu-kán ma-a-an A-WA-AT NA-RA-RIAnd he libates, and he says: “If he drinks the water, he will be deprived of water.
45ku-wa-pí ša-ra-a iš-pár-za-zi nu-kán IŠ-TUKUR {URU.ÍD}ḫu-u-la-iaHe libates in the kuwapi-vessel, and then from the mountain Ḫulaya
46NA-RA-RU ar-ḫa le-e ku-iš-ki ni-ni-ik-ziHe places it on the throne, and he drinks it.
47ŠÀ-BI KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI-ia-kán ŠÀ-BI {ḪUR.SAG}ḫu-u-wa-at-nu-wa-an-taIts name is the land of Ḫattiya, it is the mountain Huwatnuwanta.
48ŠÀ-BI KUR {URU}ki-iz-zu-wa-at-ni KUR {URU}ḫur-ni-ia KUR {URU}ik-ku-wa-ni-iaTherein the land Kizzuwatni, the land Ḫurniya, and the land Ikkuwania
49Ù I-NAŠÀ-BI KUR {URU}pí-ta-aš-ša ku-e-da-ni im-ma ku-e-da-niAnd he places it before the land of Pitaša, and then places it.
50KUR-e ku-i-e-eš URU{DIDLI.ḪI.A} ŠA{D}10 pí-ḫa-aš-ša-aš-ši DINGIR-LIM {URU}pár-šaThe mountain, the cities, the Storm-god, the god of Arša
51{D}IŠTAR {URU}in-ú-i-ta ŠA{NA₄}ḫé-kur SAG.UŠ ŠALUGAL KUR {D}10-ta-aš-ša-iaIštar of Inuita, the stone of Ḫekur, the head of the king of the land, the Storm-god,
52ŠAÉ-ŠU ku-i-e-eš URU{DIDLI.ḪI.A} a-ša-an-ziThen they go to the city cult centers.
53nu-uš-ma-aš ša-aḫ-ḫa-an lu-uz-zi le-e e-eš-zi A-WA-AT NA-RA-RI-aš-ma-ašAnd then he goes to the šaḫa-vessel, and he takes the water from the water vessel.
54le-e e-eš-zi ku-it-at im-ma ku-it ša-aḫ-ḫa-an lu-uz-ziHe takes the leek, and he takes the šaḫa-vessel.
55nu-uš-ma-aš pé-ra-an EGIR-pa le-e ku-iš-ki pa-iz-ziAnd afterwards he goes to the door.
56ANADINGIR{MEŠ} {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša-aš-kán EGIR-an a-ra-wa-aḫ-ḫu-unThe gods of the city of Adad-tašska, afterwards, he libates.
57ki-i-ia ku-it A-BU-IA A-NA{m.D}KAL pé-eš-ta {D}UTU-ŠI-ia-aš-ši ku-itAs for me, it is a gift of Abīya to Šamaš-ši, and the Sun-deity.
58pé-eḫ-ḫu-un iš-ḫi-ú-ul-ši ku-it i-ia-u-en na-at-kán zi-la-ti-iaAnd he takes it away, and he places it on his lips.
59le-e ku-iš-ki wa-aḫ-nu-zi {D}UTU-ŠI-kán ma-aḫ-ḫa-an ŠALUGAL KUR {D}10-ta-aš-šaHe takes the leek. The Sun-deity stands before the king of the land, the Storm-god.
60ŠADINGIR{MEŠ} {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša ša-aḫ-ḫa-an lu-uz-zi kat-ta u-uḫ-ḫu-unThe gods of the city of the Storm-god, he goes up and down.
61na-at da-aš-šu Ú-UL-at-ši tar-aḫ-ḫu-u-wa-aš LUGAL KUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša-kánAnd the king of the land of Adad-tašska
62ku-in A-WA-AT DINGIR-LIM I-NA{URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša ḫa-an-ti-ia-ez-ziHe places it before the god in the city of Adad-taša.
63na-aš-kán {URU}ḫa-at-tu-ša-aš {URU}a-ri-in-na-aš {URU}zi-ip-pa-la-an-ta-aš-šaAnd in Ḫattuša, Ariinna, Zippalanta
64me-mi-ia-ni ḫa-an-da-a-an-za nu *A-BU*-IA ku-it A-NA{m.D}KAL pé-eš-taHe speaks, and he speaks: “Abūya, kut to Šamaš-šarrû,
65{D}UTU-ŠI-ia-aš-ši ku-it pé-eḫ-ḫu-un nu-uš-ši ŠADINGIR{MEŠ} ku-itŠamaš-ši, he is seated, and the gods are seated.
66ḫaz-zi-ú-i{ḪI.A} ša-ak-la-uš-ša da-aš-ša-u-e-ešThe ḫazziu-vessels, the šaklauš-beer, and the ...
67na-at-ši A-NA{D}10 pí-ḫa-aš-ša-aš-ši {D}šar-ru-um-ma DUMU {D}IŠKURAnd to the Storm-god of Piḫaššaši, Šarrumma, son of Adad,
68Ù A-NADINGIR{MEŠ} {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša ḫu-u-ma-an-da-aš EGIR-an pé-eḫ-ḫu-unAnd to the gods of Adad-taša, he goes back.
69na-an-kán a-ra-wa-aḫ-ḫu-un nu-uš-ši-kán ar-ḫa le-e ku-iš-kiAnd he libates, and he bows down before you.
70ku-it-ki da-a-i ša-aḫ-ḫa-ni-ia-an lu-uz-zi le-e ku-iš-ki da-a-iHe places it on the throne, and he goes to the šaḫāniya-vessel. He places the lee and the thorn in the threshing floor.
71ku-iš-ma-kán A-NANUMUN {m.D}KAL ŠAKUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša LUGAL-ez-na-tarAnd the seed of Šamaš-šēzib, the king of the city Adad-tasĥa, ...
72ar-ḫa da-a-i na-aš-ma-at te-ep-nu-zi na-aš-ma-at ḫar-ga-an-naHe places it on the ground, and he takes it out. And he places it in the hearth.
73ta-pár-ri-ia-iz-zi na-aš-ma-aš-ši A-BU-IA {D}UTU-ŠI-ia ku-it pí-ia-anHe carries it out, and the Sun-deity ... with his mouth ...
74ḫar-u-e-ni nu-uš-ši-kán ar-ḫa ku-it-ki da-a-i na-aš-ma-kán ke-e-elAnd he places it on the ground, and then he is pure.
75tup-pí-aš 1-an-na me-mi-ia-an wa-aḫ-nu-zi a-pé-e-da-ni-ma-kánHe takes one tablet, and he places it before him.
76{D}UTU {URU}a-ri-in-na {D}10 {URU}ḪA-AT-TI-ia ŠAKUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TIŠamaš of Arinna, Storm-god of Ḫattiya, the king of [Ḫutti]
77LUGAL-ez-na-tar ar-ḫa da-an-duking-eznatar goes behind.
78nu-ut-ta ki-i ku-it iš-ḫi-ú-la-aš TUP-PU i-ia-nu-unAnd he places the tuppu-bowl in the middle of the hearth.
79nu ka-a-ša a-pé-e-da-ni me-mi-ia-ni LI-IM DINGIR{MEŠ} tu-li-iaAnd when he speaks, the word of the gods ...
80ḫal-zi-ia-an-te-eš nu uš-kán-du iš-ta-ma-aš-kán-du-iaand the ḫalziyānte-drums, and the drums ...
81na-at ku-ut-ru-u-e-eš a-ša-an-du {D}UTU ŠA-ME-E {D}UTU {URU}a-ri-in-naThen the sun-god of the heavens, the Sun-deity of Arinna,
82{D}10 ŠA-ME-E {D}10 {URU}ḪA-AT-TI {D}10 KARAŠThe Storm-god of Heaven, the Storm-God of Ḫattu, the Thunder-go[d of the Mountain]
83{D}10 {URU}ḫi-iš-ša-aš-ḫa-pa {D}10 {URU}zi-ip-pa-la-an-daThe Storm-god of Ḫišša-Ḫapa, the Storm-God of Zippalanda,
84{D}10 {URU}ne-ri-ik {D}10 {URU}ḫa-la-ap {D}10 {URU}u-da {D}10 {URU}ki-iz-zu-wa-at-niThe Storm-god of Nerik, the Storm-God of Ḫalappa, Uda, the Sun-go[d of Kizzuwatni],
85{D}10 {URU}ša-mu-u-ḫa {D}10 {URU}ša-pí-nu-wa {D}10 NIR.GÁLThe Storm-god of Šamuḫa, the Storm-God of šapīnuwa, (and) the Storm God are present.
86{D}*10* pí-ḫa-aš-ša-aš-ši-iš {D}lu-lu-ta-aš-ši-iš {D}KAL {D}KAL {URU}ḪA-AT-TIThe Storm-god of Piḫašši, Lulluta, the Storm-God of Ḫattu,
87{D}a-a-la-aš {D}kar-zi-iš {D}ḫa-pa-an-ta-li-ia-ašAla, Karziš, Ḫapantaliya
88{D}KAL LÍL {D}KAL {KUŠ}kur-ša-aš {D}zi-it-ḫa-ri-ia-ašFor the Lord Stag-god, for the King, for Zitḫariya,
89{D}šar-ru-um-ma-aš {D}ḫé-pát MUNUS.LUGAL ŠA-ME-E {D}ḫé-pát {URU}u-daFor Šarrummaš, for Ḫepat, the queen of heavens, and for Hepa of Uda,
90{D}ḫé-pát {URU}ki-iz-zu-wa-at-ni {D}IŠTAR {URU}ša-mu-u-ḫaḪepat of Kizzuwatni, Ištar of Šamuḫa
91{D}*IŠTAR* LÍL {D}IŠTAR {URU}la-wa-za-an-ti-ia {D}IŠTAR {URU}ni-nu-waThe Lord Ištar, the Storm-god of Lawantiya, the Sun-God of Nineveh,
92{D}IŠTAR {URU}ḫa-at-ta-ri-na {D}ni-na-at-ta-ašIštar of Ḫattarina, Ninatta
93{D}ku-li-it-ta-aš {D}30 LUGAL MA-ME-TI {D}NIN.GAL MUNUS.LUGAL MA-ME-TIKulitta, Sîn, the king, receives; Nikkal, the queen receives.
94{D}iš-ḫa-ra-aš DINGIR-LIM {URU}a-ru-uš-na {D}ZA-BA₄-BA₄ {D}ZA-BA₄-BA₄ {URU}ḪA-AT-TIIšḫara, the god of Arušina, Zababa, Zazababa of Ḫattu
95{D}ZA-BA₄-BA₄ {URU}el-la-ia {D}ZA-BA₄-BA₄ {URU}ar-zi-iaZabābu of Ellaya, Zababa of Arziya
96{D}ia-ar-ri-iš {D}za-ap-pa-na-aš {URU}ḫur-ma-aš {D}ḫa-an-ti-ta-aš-šu-ušIariš, Zappana, Hurma, Ḫantīta,
97{URU}ša-mu-u-ḫa-aš {D}a-ba-ra-aš {URU}an-ku-wa-aš {D}ḫa-taḫ-ḫa-ašŠamuḫa, Abara, Ankuwaš, Ḫataha,
98{URU}ta-ḫur-pa-aš {D}am-ma-ma-ašof Taḫurpaš, of Ammama
Rs. IV
1{URU}ḫu-pí-iš-ša-na-aš {D}GAZ.BA.A.A-aš {URU}du-un-na-aš {D}ḫal-la-ra-ašḪupiššana, GAZ.BA.A.A, Dunna, Ḥalla-ra
2{D}le-el-wa-ni-iš DINGIR{MEŠ} lu-la-ḫi-e-eš DINGIR{MEŠ} ḫa-pí-ri-e-ešthe god Lulwaniš, the gods, the lulaḫi-priestess, and the (other) gods of Ḫabiri
3DINGIR{MEŠ}˽LÚ{MEŠ} DINGIR{MEŠ}˽MUNUS{MEŠ} AN KI šal-li-iš a-ru-na-aš ḪUR.SAG{MEŠ} ÍD{MEŠ} PÚ{MEŠ}The men's gods, the women's (gods) of heaven and earth, the šalliš offerings, the mountains, the rivers, the wells
4ŠAKUR{URU}ḪA-AT-TI Ù ŠA{URU.D}10-ta-aš-šaof Ḫattu and of the Storm-goddess
5nu ma-a-an zi-ik {m.D}KAL-aš ki-i tup-pí-aš ut-ta-a-ar Ú-UL pa-aḫ-ḫa-aš-tiAnd when he comes, Šamaš, like a tablet, he breaks it, but he does not take it away.
6nu {D}UTU-ŠI kat-ta-ma NUMUN {D}UTU-ŠI AŠ-ŠUMEN-UT-TI Ú-UL pa-aḫ-ḫa-aš-tiAnd Šamaš, below, the seed of the Sun-deity is not present.
7na-aš-ma-za LUGAL-UT-TA ŠAKUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI i-la-li-ia-šiAnd the king of the land of Ḫattu sings.
8na-aš-ma *A-NA{D}UTU-ŠI* ku-iš-ki na-aš-ma A-NANUMUN {D}UTU-ŠI A-NALUGAL-UT-TIAnd to Šamaš-ši, and to the Sun-deity, to the king.
9ŠAKUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI ú-wa-a-i pé-e-da-i zi-ik-ma-aš-ši SIG₅-iš-tiHe places it on the mountain of Ḫattu, and he pours it out. It is good.
10nu-uš-ši Ú-UL ku-ru-ri-ia-aḫ-ti nu-ut-ták-kán ku-u-uš NI-IŠ DINGIR{MEŠ}And he does not bow down, but he bows down, and the gods
11QA-DUNUMUN-ŠU ar-ḫa ḫar-ni-in-kán-du... the QA-DUNUN-šU-vessel ...
12ma-a-an-ma-kán zi-ik {m.D}KAL-aš ke-e-el tup-pí-aš ut-ta-a-ar an-da ḫar-tiWhere is the right of Šamaš, the steadfast one of the tablet? And he brings it out.
13{D}UTU-ŠI-za kat-ta-ma NUMUN {D}UTU-ŠI AŠ-ŠUMEN-UT-TI i-la-li-iš-ke-šiAnd the seed of the Sun-deity, the šumen-ti-vessel, he libates.
14na-aš pa-aḫ-ḫa-〈aš〉-ti tu-uk-ma ku-u-uš DINGIR{MEŠ} aš-šu-li pa-aḫ-ša-an-ta-ruAnd he carries it out, and the gods of Assyria carry it out.
15nu-kán A-NAŠU {D}UTU-ŠI me-ḫu-un-ta-aḫ-ḫu-utAnd to the Sun-deity he libates.
16ku-iš-ma ke-e-da-ni KUR-e A-NA{m.D}KAL ú-wa-a-i pé-e-da-iWhen he goes to the mountain, he places it before Šamaš.
17na-at-ši-kán ar-ḫa da-a-i na-aš-ma-at-kán kat-ta A-NANUMUN {m.D}KAL ar-ḫaAnd he places it before him, and he sets it before the seed of Šamaš.
18da-a-i na-aš-ma-aš-ši ZAG an-da te-ep-nu-zi na-aš-ma-aš-ši pí-ia-an ku-it ḫar-miHe places it on the right side. He takes it out, and he places it in the mouth.
19nu-uš-ši-kán ar-ḫa ku-it-ki da-a-i na-aš-ma-kán ke-e-el tup-pí-ašAnd he places it before you, and then he holds the tablet.
201-an-na me-mi-an wa-aḫ-nu-zi na-an-kán ku-u-uš NI-IŠ DINGIR{MEŠ} ar-ḫa ḫar-ni-in-kán-duHe speaks once, and he places it before the gods.
21nu {D}UTU-ŠI ku-it A-NA{m.D}KAL LUGAL KUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša pé-eḫ-ḫu-unAnd the Sun-deity stands before Šamaš, the king of the land of Adad.
22ZAG{ḪI.A}-iš-ši ku-i-e-eš te-eḫ-ḫu-un na-aš-kán zi-la-ti-ia A-NANUMUN {m.D}KALThe right side is opposite, and the seed of Šarru.
23ar-ḫa le-e ku-iš-ki da-a-i LUGAL-uš-at-za le-e da-a-iHe places it before the king, and he places it behind him.
24A-NADUMU-ŠU-at le-e pa-a-i da-me-e-da-ni-at wa-ar-wa-la-niHe gives it to his son, and he takes it away.
25le-e ku-e-da-ni-ik-ki pa-a-i ḫa-an-na-ri-ia-aš-ši-iš-ša-an le-e ku-iš-kiHe places a leek inside it, and he places it inside the ḫannariya-vessel.
26zi-la-du-wa LUGAL-UT-TA ŠAKUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša ŠA{m.D}KAL-pát NUMUN-an-zaZiladuwa, the king of the land of Adad-taša, and Šarru-pāt, the seed-bearer,
27ḫar-du ku-iš-ma-aš-ši ú-wa-a-i-ma pé-e-da-i nu-uš-ši-kán ar-ḫaThen he places it on the hearth, and he brings it to him. And then he ...
28ku-it-ki da-a-i na-an-kán ku-u-uš NI-IŠ DINGIR{MEŠ} QA-DUNUMUN-ŠU ar-ḫaHe takes it, and then ... the gods, his seed ...
29ḫar-ni-in-kán-duhe places,
30TUP-PA AN-NI-IA-AM I-NA{URU}ta-a-wa A-NAPA-NI {M}ne-ri-ik-ka₄-i-li DUMU.LUGALThe tuppa-offering of the harvest in Tawa, the harvest of Nerikkali, the crown prince.
31{M}ḫu-uz-zi-ia GAL ME-ŠE-DI {M}ku-ra-ku-ra DUMU.LUGAL {M}i-ni-{D}10-up LUGAL KUR {URU}kar-ga-mišḪuzziya chief of the bodyguards, Kurakura son of the king, Ini-Adad-up king of Kargamiš
32{M}ma-aš-du-ri LUGAL KUR {URU.ÍD}še-e-ḫa {M}ša-uš-ga-mu-u-wa {LÚ}ḪA-TÁ-A-AN LUGALMašduru, king of the land of Šeḫa; Ṣuši-gamuwa, the royal cupbearer;
33{M}up-pa-ra-mu-u-wa {LÚ}an-du-wa-šal-li {M}ta-at-ta-ma-ru GAL UKU.UŠ GÙB-la-ašUpparamuwa, the Anduwašalli-official; Tattammaru, the chief of the soldiers standing.
34{M}eḫ-li-LUGAL-ma DUMU.LUGAL {M}a-ba-mu-u-wa GAL KAR-TAP-PÍ {M}ḫe-eš-mi-LUGAL-ma DUMU.LUGALEḫli-šarrima the son of the king Abamuwa the chief of the team-of-troops Ḫesvmi-Šarrumma [the son] of the
35{M}ta-ki-LUGAL-ma DUMU.LUGAL {M}EN-LUGAL-ma DUMU.LUGAL {M}a-la-li-mi GAL UGULA LI-IM{MEŠ}Taki-šarrima the son of the king, Bel-Šarrumma (the son of) the prince, Alalimu the chief overseer of the bodyguards
36{M}a-la-an-ta-al-li LUGAL KUR {URU}me-ra-a {M}ZAG-ŠEŠ LUGAL KUR {URU}a-mur-riAlantalli, king of the land of Mera, Šamaš-šēpê, ki[ng of the country of Amurru],
37{M}ša-ḫu-ru-nu-wa GAL DUB.SAR.GIŠ {M}ḫa-at-tu-ša-{D}KAL GAL GEŠTINŠaḫurunuwa, chief scribe, Ḫattušši-Šarru, chief wine master,
38{M}GAL-{D}10 GAL KAR-TAP-PÍ {M}ḫur-ša-ni-ia GAL GEŠTIN {M}zu-zu-uḫ-ḫa GAL KUŠ₇Rabi-Adad chief of the leatherworkers; Ḫuršāniya chief of wine; Zuzuḫa Chief of the hides;
39{M}ša-li-ik-ka₄ GAL UKU.UŠ ZAG-na-aš {M}ta-pa-LÚ {LÚ}UGULA 10Šalikka, the chief of the soldiers, the right side; Tapāl, the overseer of ten;
40{M}tu-ut-tu EN É A-BU-US-SÍ {M}UR.MAḪ-LÚ GAL DUB.SAR{MEŠ}Tuttu, owner of the house of Abussi; Urmaḫ-šarri, chief scribe;
41{M}kam-ma-li-ia {LÚ}DUB.SAR GAL {LÚ.MEŠ}MUḪALDIM {M}ŠEŠ-zi {LÚ}DUB.SAR{MEŠ} UGULA MU-BAR-RI-IKammaliya, the chief scribe of the cooks; Šuzi, the scribe, the overseer of the šibri-offerings;
42EN{MEŠ} KARAŠ ḫu-u-ma-an-da-aš UGULA LI-IM{MEŠ} {LÚ.MEŠ}DUGUD Ù A-NAMÁŠ LUGAL ḫu-u-ma-an-tiThe lords of the palace, the overseer of the corpses, the heavy men, and the pregnant woman, the king, the pregnant women,
43{M}ḫal-wa-zi-ti {LÚ}DUB.SAR DUMU {M}lu-pa-ak-ki LÚ {URU}uk-ki-ia EL-ṬURḪalwašiti, the scribe, son of Lipakki, the man of Ukkiya ...
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44ki-i-ma TUP-PA{ḪI.A} DUB 7{KAM} i-ia-an na-at IŠ-TU{NA₄}KIŠIB {D}UTU {URU}a-ri-in-naLike a tablet of the seventh tablet, he places it on the seal of the Sun-deity of Arinna.
45Ù IŠ-TU{NA₄}KIŠIB {D}10 {URU}ḪA-AT-TI ši-ia-a-anAnd he gives the seal of the Storm-god of Ḫattu.
46nu DUB 1{KAM} A-NAPA-NI {D}UTU {URU}a-ri-in-naAnd the first tablet of the Anapa, Šamaš of Arinna.
47DUB 1{KAM} PA-NI{D}10 {URU}ḪA-AT-TI DUB 1{KAM} PA-NI{D}le-el-wa-niTablet 1: before the Storm-god of Ḫattu. Tablet 1 (of the series): before Lelwani.
48DUB 1{KAM} PA-NI{D}ḫé-pát {URU}ki-iz-zu-wa-at-niTablet 1: before Ḫepat of Kizzuwatni.
49DUB 1{KAM} PA-NI{D}10 pí-ḫa-aš-ša-aš-šiTablet 1: Before the Storm-god of Piḫašašši
50DUB 1{KAM} I-NAÉ LUGAL PA-NI{D}zi-it-ḫa-ri-ia GAR-riTablet 1: It is placed before the king in the house of Zitḫariya.
51DUB 1{KAM}-ma {m.D}KAL-aš LUGAL KUR {URU.D}10-ta-aš-ša I-NAÉ-ŠU ḫar-ziTablet 1: Šamaš-nāṣir, the king of the land of Adad-tašê, sits in his house.

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